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A 4K OLED panel and high-end gaming specs collide in the premium ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDM.

The ROG Swift OLED PG42UQ and PG48UQ offer gamers the advantages of OLED panels in a display that’s primed for immersive, fast-paced action.

DisplayPort 1.4 is just fine when sending a 1080p signal, but when gamers crank up the resolution to 4K and add on HDR and 10-bit color, there’s just not enough bandwidth left over for high refresh rate. ROG’s first DisplayPort 2.1 gaming monitor changes that.  

The massive ROG Swift PG43UQ fuses all of the latest and greatest gaming monitor tech into one big screen. We go hands-on to experience its full glory.

The ROG Strix XG438Q lays the foundation for a riveting experience with 43” of desktop real estate, a 4K native resolution, 120 Hz refresh rates and FreeSync 2 HDR.

We got up close and personal with the Huracan G21 for some in-depth hands on testing across a variety of games and setups.

We went hands-on with the ROG Swift PG27UQ to test a variety of games and movies on our first high refresh rate HDR gaming monitor.

We're bringing PC gaming perks to a giant display fit for a living room or supersized battlestation.

Create an ROG-themed 4K wallpaper for a chance to win some awesome ROG gear.

Let's take a look at the latest technologies to make gaming better than ever. 2017 is going to be exciting!

At CES 2015, ROG is announcing the Swift PG27AQ - a 27-inch 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution with Nvidia G-Sync, with unique ROG aesthetic and super-narrow bezel design and GamePlus features. See the announcement specification and quick FAQ inside.

As 4K gaming becomes an ever more tempting upgrade for the many, we know a lot of our fans use their PCs for far more than just the pew-pew action. In-plane switching (IPS-spec) LCDs are not necessarily known for their gaming speed like TN's, but the 10-bit PB279Q with 100% sRGB color gamut will certainly perk interest of those who want a billion of colors displayed perfectly; whether that's to view the mountains and valleys of Kyrat in FarCry 4, or pictures and videos of the great outdoors (in RL) in your work activities or from holidays. See the full specs and pics of the PB279Q inside.

Here's the new video - in 4K! - showcasing the Strix 7.1 gaming headset and its features.

For PQ321 owners, or anyone with a smaller screen (they will downscale!), we've got eight Poseidon Ultra HD wallpapers for you to download for your PC desktop!

At GPU 14 in Hawaii (we're so jealous!), AMD announced some of the specs of its latest high-end graphics card the R9 290X. It features 4GB of memory on a 512-bit bus with a total memory bandwidth of over 300GB/sec! It also features AMD's new TrueAudio DSP technology and has support for the latest DirectX 11.2. Pre-orders will go up in early October, so get in quick! As you'd expect, you can buy ASUS branded R9 290X when they launch soon. While at first these will follow the designs above, later on expect redesigned versions with improved cooling from an ASUS DirectCU II cooler and long-life, high-power hardware VRM replacements from ASUS Super Alloy technology.